06-01-2016, 04:55 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-01-2016, 05:10 AM by AverageWriter.)
So I haven't seen much discussion about Intel's Cherry Trail processor, and I thought I would test the T100HA for real-world compatibility, just in case anyone else might think about buying an Asus Transformer for PCSX2.
I used multiple versions of PCSX2, including a "Portable" version. My "control" group was a series of Core I5 laptops that used the Intel HD 4000, achieving full speed results with FFXII and Persona 3 FES.
The results with the Transformer using the same settings produced at best 40 to 50 frames per second, including prerendered FMVs, with significantly larger slowdowns occurring in actual areas where action took place. Significant speedhack tweaking and plugin swapping produced no benefit. Even turning off graphics completely using the null driver achieved little to no speed benefit.
These results occurred on every recent version of PCSX2 all the way down to .98, so a version change would be of no benefit.
Not surprising to me, but anyone who might be searching for T100HA results now has real world experience data telling them there is absolutely no way to get PCSX2 into a playable state.
I used multiple versions of PCSX2, including a "Portable" version. My "control" group was a series of Core I5 laptops that used the Intel HD 4000, achieving full speed results with FFXII and Persona 3 FES.
The results with the Transformer using the same settings produced at best 40 to 50 frames per second, including prerendered FMVs, with significantly larger slowdowns occurring in actual areas where action took place. Significant speedhack tweaking and plugin swapping produced no benefit. Even turning off graphics completely using the null driver achieved little to no speed benefit.
These results occurred on every recent version of PCSX2 all the way down to .98, so a version change would be of no benefit.
Not surprising to me, but anyone who might be searching for T100HA results now has real world experience data telling them there is absolutely no way to get PCSX2 into a playable state.